Breast fibroids are benign breast abnormalities that are very common in young women. For smaller breast fibroids, clinical observation is the main focus, and as long as there is no significant growth rate, no special treatment is often needed, but if the fibroid is significantly larger or has blood flow problems, surgical treatment is possible. There are two types of surgery: 1) traditional mastectomy, which can achieve complete surgery for larger breast fibroids; 2) minimally invasive rotary surgery, which has become more popular in recent years, mainly because of its minimally invasive and simple features, using special instruments to remove fibroids in the breast in sections, resulting in very little trauma to the local skin of the patient’s breast and achieving cosmetic The purpose of the procedure is minimally invasive with minimal damage.